📰 SCiL 2025: all accepted papers

43 papers · the most cited first · ← SCiL 2025

1. A Cross-Genre Analysis of Discourse Relation Signaling in the GUM Corpus ↗Lauren Levine
2. A LSTM language model learns Hindi-Urdu case-agreement interactions, and has a linear encoding of case ↗Satoru Ozaki, Rajesh Bhatt, Brian Dillon
3. A Theory of When and How Learners Construct Tiers: Implications for Opaque and Transparent Vowels ↗Caleb Belth
4. Adjunction in (T)SL Syntax ↗Kenneth Hanson
5. Aligning Embedding Spaces Across Languages to Identify Word Level Equivalents in the Context of Concreteness and Emotion ↗Josephine Kaminaga, Jingyi Wu, Daniel Yeung et al.
6. Annotator disagreement in RST annotation schemes ↗Daniil Ignatev, Denis Paperno, Massimo Poesio
7. Are syntactic categories ISL-2 inferrable? A corpus study ↗Logan Swanson, Kenneth Hanson, Thomas Graf
8. Aspectual classes as lexically-conditioned predictors of aspectual choice ↗Laurestine Bradford
9. Automata for subregular syntax: Syntax with strings attached ↗Thomas Graf, Kenneth Hanson
10. Automatic Extraction of Clausal Embedding Based on Large-Scale English Text Data ↗Iona Carslaw, Sivan Milton, Nicolas Navarre et al.
11. BERT's Conceptual Cartography: Mapping the Landscapes of Meaning ↗Nina Haket, Ryan Daniels
12. BMRS-Net: Learning BMRS Predicates as Decision Trees ↗Yifan Hu
13. CNNs that robustly compute vowel harmony do not explicitly represent phonological tiers ↗Jane Li, Alan Tiantian Zhou
14. Designing a Digital Keyboard for Itunyoso Triqui ↗Kayla Shames
15. Dimensions of (dis)preference in designing polar answers in American English: A latent class analysis ↗Ryan Ka Yau Lai, Yan Lashchev
16. Discourse Sensitivity in Attraction Effects: The Interplay Between Language Model Size and Training Data ↗Sanghee Kim, Forrest Davis
17. Do LLMs Disambiguate Italian Relative Clause Attachment? ↗Michael Kamerath, Aniello De Santo
18. Empirical Analysis of Russian Aspectual Prefixes: A Computational Approach to Productivity & Semantic Relatedness ↗Natalia Tyulina
19. Evidence of Hierarchically-Complex Syntactic Structure Within BERT's Word Representations ↗Mary Katie Kennedy
20. Explaining differences between phonotactic learning biases in the lab and typological trends using Probabilistic Feature Attention ↗Brandon Prickett
21. Formalizing Feature Inheritance ↗Gregory Kobele, Lei Liu
22. Integrating Neural and Symbolic Components in a Model of Pragmatic Question-AnsweringPolina Tsvilodub, Robert D. Hawkins, Michael Frankeour summary
23. Intonation as a quantifier-free logical interpretation of metrical and prosodic structure ↗Hyunjung Joo, Adam Jardine
24. Investigating the Probability of External Causation in Hindi Light Verb Constructions ↗Kanishka Jain, Ashwini Vaidya
25. Is analogy enough to draw novel adjective-noun inferences? ↗Hayley Ross, Kathryn Davidson, Najoung Kim
26. Language Learning as Codebreaking: The Key Roles of Redundancy and Locality ↗Richard Futrell
27. Learning Covert URs via Disparity Minimization ↗Jonathan Charles Paramore
28. Left-corner Minimalist parsing of mixed word order preferences ↗Lei Liu
29. MGEN: Millions of Naturally Occurring Generics in Context ↗Gustavo Cilleruelo, Emily Allaway, Barry Haddow et al.
30. Measuring the Impact of Segmental Deviation on Perceptions of Accentedness using Gradient Phonological Class Features ↗Nitin Venkateswaran, Rachel Meyer, Ratree Wayland
31. Mind the Gap: Computational Quality Assurance of Crowd-Sourced Linguistic Knowledge on Latin and Italian Morphological Gaps ↗Jonathan Sakunkoo, Annabella Sakunkoo
32. Modeling sentence polarity asymmetries: Fuzzy interpretations in a possibly wonky world ↗Muxuan He, Elsi Kaiser, Khalil Iskarous
33. On the Dangers of Naïve Replication: The Case of Implicature ↗Anil Korde, Philip Resnik
34. Pragmatic Competence in LLMs: The Case of Eliciture ↗Dingyi Pan, Andrew Kehler
35. Reconciling categorical and gradient models of phonotactics ↗Connor Mayer
36. Self-Supervised Speech Representations in a Pre-train Speech Model Represent Key Rapid Automatized Naming Variability in Autism ↗Sarah Ethridge, Joe Lau, Bronya R. Chernyak et al.
37. Similarity, Transformation and the Newly Found Invariance of Influence Functions ↗Andrew Liu, Gerald Penn
38. Sparks of Pure Competence in LLMs: the Case of Syntactic Center Embedding in English ↗Daniel Hardt
39. The Logic of Linearization: Interpretations of Trees via Strings ↗Vincent Czarnecki
40. The Unnatural Language ToolKit (ULTK) ↗Nathaniel Imel, Christopher Haberland, Shane Steinert-Threlkeld
41. Unlocking finite-state morphological transducers: Derivational networks for Inuit-Yupik languages ↗Coleman Haley
42. Visual groundedness as an organizing principle for word class: Evidence from Japanese ↗Coleman Haley, Sharon Goldwater, Edoardo Ponti
43. semantic-features: A User-Friendly Tool for Studying Contextual Word Embeddings in Interpretable Semantic Spaces ↗Jwalanthi Ranganathan, Rohan Jha, Kanishka Misra et al.

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